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... Examples will be found , it is believed , not too difficult for the use of an early student ; while they will afford real exercises to test his knowledge and his power of application . Both the text and the Examples have been arranged ...
... Examples will be found , it is believed , not too difficult for the use of an early student ; while they will afford real exercises to test his knowledge and his power of application . Both the text and the Examples have been arranged ...
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... example , we say it is a law that a stone will fall down again if it be thrown up into the air ; by this we mean that from repeated observation we are certain this result will happen . There are many such facts , which are called Laws ...
... example , we say it is a law that a stone will fall down again if it be thrown up into the air ; by this we mean that from repeated observation we are certain this result will happen . There are many such facts , which are called Laws ...
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... example of proportion : ten miles bear the same proportion to four miles as two hours and a half bear to one hour . The notion of proportion is suggested by innumerable circumstances of ordinary life , as well as by the questions ...
... example of proportion : ten miles bear the same proportion to four miles as two hours and a half bear to one hour . The notion of proportion is suggested by innumerable circumstances of ordinary life , as well as by the questions ...
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... examples of spheres . 23. A right circular cylinder is an upright column standing on a circular base ; it is frequently called briefly a cylinder . An uncut lead pencil is an example of this solid . The straight line which joins the ...
... examples of spheres . 23. A right circular cylinder is an upright column standing on a circular base ; it is frequently called briefly a cylinder . An uncut lead pencil is an example of this solid . The straight line which joins the ...
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... example , if DE is twice AB then EF is twice BC , and FD is twice CA. 35. As a good example of proportion we may take the case of the relation between the heights of two objects and the lengths of their shadows in sunlight . It will be ...
... example , if DE is twice AB then EF is twice BC , and FD is twice CA. 35. As a good example of proportion we may take the case of the relation between the heights of two objects and the lengths of their shadows in sunlight . It will be ...
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